The Spin Zone

[Saved.One.by.Grace]

Nevermind about Hillary's various transgressions as Secretary of State, let's concentrate on something really important ... Marco Rubio wife's driving record:

http://www.breitbart.com/big-govern...talk-about-marco-rubios-wifes-driving-habits/

So Big Media is now picking our candidates because, well, we're all sheep and allow them to. :sheep:

 

[Saved.One.by.Grace]

Sarah Palin takes on the hypocrisy of the mainstream media and the spin they place on news stories, which suit their agenda:

http://www.breitbart.com/big-journa...dophile-lena-dunham-while-crucifying-duggars/

Now that same-sex marriage is on its way to acceptance, it's time for the pedophiles to come out of the closet. I told you all this was coming.

 

[Saved.One.by.Grace]

Bias Alert: NY Times under fire for ‘scoop’ on Rubio traffic citations

The New York Times was being accused of a hit-and-run Friday after swerving at Sen. Marco Rubio with a detailed exposé of sorts -- on his family's traffic violations.

The nearly 700-word article, accompanied by 10 pages of court documents, detailed how the Republican presidential candidate and his wife have been cited 17 times for traffic infractions -- everything from speeding to careless driving.

"Senator Marco Rubio has been in a hurry to get to the top," the newspaper quipped. "... But politics is not the only area where Mr. Rubio, a Republican from Florida, has an affinity for the fast track."

Beneath the eye-catching headline and opening, however, the Times clarified that most of those tickets were for his wife Jeanette. The records dating back to 1997 showed Rubio himself only got four.

That's roughly one traffic ticket every five years.

Full article at: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...o-traffic-citations/?intcmp=latestnewshttp://

 

[Bradley D]

I have had two moving violations and a parking ticket since 1967. So I guess that leaves me out.

 

[shagster01]

This article is as stupid as the one it is criticizing.

Breitbart says:

For some reason, the headline fails to mention that they had to dig back to 1997 to come up with that total.

and the quotes the Times saying:

A review of records dating back to 1997 shows that the couple had a combined 17 citations. . .

Are they supposed to put the entire body of the article into the headline? They clearly mentioned it goes back to 1997.

 

[Saved.One.by.Grace]

I have had two moving violations and a parking ticket since 1967. So I guess that leaves me out.

I guess that leaves a lot of us out.

 

[aikido7]

Because of the title of this thread, I couldn't help thinking of Bill O'Reilly and his phony claims of "a war against Christmas."

In the context of the entire world, Christians are the elite who enjoy impersonating the oppressed.